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Snuggles

Sep 2, 2006, 3:14 PM
I checked them out, they include such low number of anytime mins. Seems that they offer more along the lines of n/w starting at 6pm, or free incoming, but what happened tot he $49/month 1000 anytime mins, and plans like that? For example the free incoming $59 plan would only give me 500 mins. So witht hat $60 plus the vision pack ($15) and the txt ($15) that's $90/month.
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Jennyboo

Sep 2, 2006, 3:18 PM
exactly but all our plans are nationwide no roaming, which is why they may seem more expensive to you

but that does include all your incoming minutes...plus you have unlimited night and weekends.

we do also have a 59.99 fair and flex plan that is 900 anytime/unlimited night and wkend/7pm nights included/sprint-nextel to sprint-nextel included/and its nationwide no roaming

those are good plan man
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dirrty_d

Sep 2, 2006, 5:17 PM
Ur exactly right, i owuld say the same thing, decent amount of minutes but then again you get nights at 7 pm and the m2m inculded.
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legacynrs4evr

Sep 2, 2006, 10:39 PM
Sprint still offers $45 for 1000 minutes with free long distance if you want. Its only area wide so you cant roam, but its worth it for some people.
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jasmin

Sep 3, 2006, 8:04 PM
all serious here...well, just wanna say... pay for how much you can use... if you can only pay that much well dont dream for a better plan. better plan needs better pay 🙂
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lezah

Sep 3, 2006, 8:15 PM
work hard to get a better job, with good pay so that you could also afford the nation's best postpaid plans!!! if you can't, sorry, get a prepaid handset, poor you.. 😢 you're right jasmine!!
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raycarroll70

Sep 4, 2006, 12:04 AM
Just to add to Jenny's commentary, some wireless carrier's have overage charges as much as $0.45/minute where as on the Fair & Flexible Plans, you pay $5.00 and get an additional 30 minutes(comes out to $0.17/minute) up to 300 additional minutes at which point the additional minutes become $0.20/minute.
Plus some of the wireless carriers either charge you for nights and weekends to start at 7 pm while others do not even have nights and weekends starting before 9 pm and I have yet to see any of them offer it as early as 6 pm. Customer also get to test drive the first month of Vision and well as Power Vision for free.
I've seem the wireless carriers that offer $49.99 for 1000 anytime minutes. The problem with that is usually these...
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wombough

Oct 1, 2006, 5:38 PM
That is why I will never switch plans. I have 2000 anytime mins, unlimited everything else like vision, picture,text, mobile to mobile, nights and roaming all for 105.00. That would cost me around 150.00 with their plans now.
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bemss

Sep 8, 2006, 7:36 PM
you should get the plans that suit your needs - your plan should be based on how much mins you used in a month or the number of calls you made or received in a month - in that way cust service can suggest a suitable plan that would be affordable for you - for text msging you have 3 options depending on your needs - starting from $5 to $15 -
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BanderSnatchMan

Sep 9, 2006, 10:00 AM
Go with Ampd mobile they have what you are looking for. Plus, they use Verizon's Network!!!

http://www.ampdmobile.com/ »
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winthropguy

Oct 1, 2006, 4:41 PM
Check out the competition - we're all pretty much the same when it comes to the number of minutes for the cost. Where Sprint stands out is that we include roaming, mobile to mobile and nights and weekends starting at 7. Oh, and our overage cost is significantly lower than what other carriers offer.

You can get 1000 minutes for $45.99 - if you want an area-wide plan that doesn't include roaming and charges you travel minutes outside of your home area.
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